Does Canada have a process to remove an incompetent or corrupt leader?

[farmaholic]

I can get behind anyone I think deserves support for what they stand for, their actions, reputations and accomplishments.... regardless which political party. But this guy has nothing.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Is this an example of some people getting the government they deserve? Canada deserves better.

I've always had trouble with that quote, especially when seeing other parts of the world. The average person is so helpless against big government, regardless of how they obtained power.

I've never been this passionately against any government figure or party. Usually I am resigned to helplessly and quietly hoping they do as little harm as possible before being voted out. I vehemently disliked Chretien and Martin as people, but at least they mostly did the right thing for our economy. Mulroney was handed a basketcase and had to make the unpopular decisions. PET at least had some intellectual capacity to be admired. Even Notley is showing an inkling that she may be aware of cause and effect of bad policy.

If there is anything common citizens can do to end this reign before the next election( or god forbid after it). I am more than willing to contribute.

I think at this point it is safe to say that his only lasting legacy will be legalizing marijuana. Unless of course one of the Jihadists he invited in thanks him with a major terror attack, then he may have another legacy to be remembered by.

[macdon02]

I think the major accomplishment is gonna be the death of NAFTA by signing/ In exchange for TPP. It doesn't sound like we are willing to cut the flow of Asian goods into the US. Which is really gonna suck for the liberal voting base.

[farmaholic]

AF5......."some people"......

[AlbertaFarmer5]

AF5......."some people"......

OK, fair enough, I missed that key word.

[dalek]

I have to say I have a hard time thinking of anybody else in the Liberal party who would be much of an improvement, and that scares me as much as anything

[grassfarmer]

I highly doubt that the mostly unemployed pot smoking crowd who elected the first time him will bother coming out to vote next time around.......

If you really believe that statement it's clear you have no clue what you are up against.

Like him or not it's unclear at this stage whether the PCs have any chance of defeating him at the next election.

One thing for sure if anyone is going to (or give cause to) get impeached it's going to be Trump rather than Trudeau. I'd give you 10:1 odds on that.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

One thing for sure if anyone is going to (or give cause to) get impeached it's going to be Trump rather than Trudeau. I'd give you 10:1 odds on that.

And that is the really depressing part.

[ajl]

Well to beat on this tired old drum again, separation is the only answer. Between snivel servants, muslims, and gays, JT has a hammerlock on staying PM. That is why the pandering to the above mentioned groups goes on ad nauseum. The rest of us just don't matter.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

If you really believe that statement it's clear you have no clue what you are up against.

Like him or not it's unclear at this stage whether the PCs have any chance of defeating him at the next election.

One thing for sure if anyone is going to (or give cause to) get impeached it's going to be Trump rather than Trudeau. I'd give you 10:1 odds on that.

I will rephrase that statement, it was incorrect.
"I highly doubt that the mostly unemployed pot smoking crowd who he is pandering to will bother coming out to vote next time around......"

Obviously a much larger segment of society voted for him the first time, but the promise of legalizing pot motivated a large segment of society who are not typically into politics to come out and vote for him the first time. Not much left to promise them now to get them out again.